Class time
5:15pm
Little lunatics welcome
No-gi jiu-jitsu for the next generation of mat menaces. Same playful 10th Planet culture, same world-class coaching, built for smaller humans who still want to roll hard and laugh louder.
5:15pm
No-gi only
215 S 1000 E
What they get
10P Kids! lives inside the same school that raised a Quintet Champion and an ADCC veteran. Your child trains in a real 10th Planet environment, not a watered-down daycare with belts for showing up.
We teach creative no-gi movement, positional awareness, and the kind of problem-solving that makes kids confident on the mats and slightly more tolerable at the dinner table.
First class is free.
The facility
10P Kids! runs out of our brand new Salt Lake City home, the same space where the adult lunatics train every day.
For the grown-ups
Kids can start at age five. That's usually a great age for learning how to listen, move, focus, and begin building real jiu-jitsu skills one step at a time.
Not at all. Most kids start with zero experience, and that's exactly what beginner classes are for. We'll help them learn the basics in a safe, structured, encouraging environment.
Yes. Jiu-jitsu gives kids a place to do hard things, solve problems, and see their own progress. Confidence tends to show up naturally when a child realizes, “Hey, I can handle this.”
No. Jiu-jitsu is a martial art built around control, technique, awareness, and respect. Kids learn how to move their bodies, stay calm under pressure, follow instructions, and work with training partners safely.
Yes — but not in a scary, boot-camp way. Think focus, respect, patience, consistency, and learning how to keep trying even when something feels tricky. Tiny life lessons, disguised as rolling around on mats.
Comfortable athletic clothes without zippers, buttons, or anything sharp. A rash guard and shorts or leggings are great. Basically, something they can move in without accidentally becoming a Velcro trap.
Very. Jiu-jitsu can be a great way for shy kids to build confidence at their own pace. They don't have to be the loudest kid in the room to grow, improve, and feel proud of themselves.
Also yes. Jiu-jitsu gives kids a positive place to move, focus, learn, and burn energy with structure. It's a lot more productive than using the couch as a launchpad. Usually.
That's the goal. They'll learn real skills, make friends, build confidence, and leave class feeling like they accomplished something. Which they did.
Nope. You can relax and watch from the side. We'll handle the armbars, escapes, shrimping, and occasional mystery of why every kid suddenly wants to crawl like an alligator.
Book a free trial for 10P Kids!, check the weekly schedule, or call us with questions before you roll up to the gym.
Membership pricing lives on our pricing page.